Surrounded by the charm of the Savannah Historic District, Andaz Savannah offers a chic urban vibe, artful style, and warm Southern hospitality. Our contemporary boutique hotel offers everything you need – beautifully modern rooms and suites, luxury lifestyle amenities and stellar service. It all...
This contemporary conference facility with state-of-the-art A/V capabilities is on the campus of Goodwill Middle Georgia and the CSRA. The center features a large atrium banquet room that can accommodate up to 1,000 people and seven breakout conference rooms. The atrium is perfect for social and...
Anderson Music Hall is located within the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds and is home to the Georgia Mountain Fair Superstar Concert Series during the year. And it is also the home of the Cloggers Convention during the July fair and the Fiddlers Convention during the fall festival in October.
Visit the Village of Andersonville and step back in time. The Drummer Boy Civil War Museum on the main street is a must-see collection of authentic uniforms (both Union and Confederate), revolvers, carbines and muskets. The Village also boasts a 6-acre Pioneer Farm with operating Grist Mill, a 130...
Andersonville
National Historic Site comprises three main features that pay tribute to Civil
War prisoners and all Prisoners of War: the National Prisoner of War Museum, the former Camp Sumter military prison site, and Andersonville National Cemetery.
The Park grounds are open daily from 8:00 a.m...
Located adjacent to the Civil War Village of Andersonville and the Andersonville National Historic Site, the Andersonville RV Park has 25 RV and camping sites in a woodland setting. The sites include 30-amp electric hookups. Nightly, weekly and monthly rates are available.
Drive this 90-mile sightseeing loop off I-75 in Southwest Georgia highlighting Andersonville Confederate Prison site, Andersonville Civil War Village, Jimmy Carter's Hometown of Plains, and Habitat's Global Village and Discovery Center.
The building currently used by the Randolph County Chamber of Commerce is one of only a few original Carnegie Library buildings left in the State of Georgia. In 1913, the Woman's Club in Cuthbert recognized the need for a library in the town. After many fundraisers including oyster suppers, turkey...
This house, built in 1849 in the classical style, was the home of cotton factor Andrew Low until his death in 1888. Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low and her husband William Low lived in the house, which he inherited from his father. Upon Juliette's death, the house was purchased by The...
Welcome to Dahlonega’s first craft beer brewery! The Dahlonega Brewery, is located at at 3003 Morrison Moore East Parkway, shares a space with Etowah Meadery which will celebrated over 3 years in business. Art Attaway co-owns the brewery with Blair Housley, who runs Etowah Meadery. Come tastes our...